Morgs

7 hours ago, Wongkitlo said:

Is the Warren Buffett rule. When everything is bad is a good time to buy as long as you have the money to wait out the bad times. I would actually wait a bit longer till things get worse. There are legal companies that would set up a company for you and arrange a work permit. I would go and see one of them before anything. 

Finally a helpful answer, obviously getting into the country is a no go at the moment so I’m thinking around November-December.

Not overstayed anywhere near 3 years but have overstayed up until the 20000 baht limit and they didn’t even blink an eye lid the first time just paid the fine stamped overstay in my passport and gave me a receipt. Second time Was April this year but due to covid-19they stamped it and wrote covid-19 underneath the stamp and didn’t ask for a penny just let me go through. Right now I assume they just want people to get on the plane and get out.

i would highly advise not to get caught by anyone until you get to the airport as they can see you/ your friend are intending on leaving.

Hi,

I have been to Thailand twice within the past year and have gained a brilliant friendship with a Thai local that owns the hostel I have stayed at both times. I am looking to buy into the hostel so we would be partners but I need some information on the legal side like what visas, how easy it is to get it and any other legal advice would be appreciated.

obviously the borders to get in are closed at the minute but once they allows uk citizens back in I am looking to do it immediately.

thanks

morgs